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Someone’s making money but it’s not us – comics spurning the Edinburgh fringe
(theguardian.com)
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Could you ask him about random list generation too? And whether or not order influences outcomes? Thanks
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Scientists reveal what they got wrong during the pandemic
(theguardian.com)
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Ultimately every debate boils down to the behaviour of some obnoxious clowns; it is analogous to, say, entropy.
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If by 'lose digital citizenship' you mean 'kicked off Facebook' I think that's probably overstating. I got my first domestic internet connection in 1996 and have never had a Facebook account yet don't in any wa
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Correction: Free AOL disks felt very pervasive here.
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Super-prime mover: meet Britain’s most successful estate agent
(theguardian.com)
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I guess the main difference between the two markets is that with fine art the object is genuinely rare/unique.
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I typically use a phrase from my life e.g. MathsDegree@StamfordWasABigWin [1] RanThroughAPlateGlassDoorWhenTen [2] with some esoteric obfuscation rules. 1. I don't have a maths degree from Stamford. 2. Did happen, not one of my passwor
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Dick Seed, the geneticist who "helped infertile women conceive children by commercialising embryo transfer" [1] 1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Seed
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Doesn't the thread suggest someone has fiddled the system on Djokovic's behalf? If that's the case then the centralized PCR verification system is nothing but a house of cards.
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Cambridge Digital Library – Newton Papers
(cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk)
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I posted primarily because I share your sentiments. This particular write-up details targeted attacks against Windows OS specifically and is part of the NHS's wider documented response to Log4Shell [1] 1. https://digital.nhs
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Log4Shell Vulnerabilities in VMware Horizon Targeted to Install Web Shells
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I'm probably being stupid, but are the down votes due to scepticism about the veracity of my comment?
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She's not, no.
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What sort of evidence would satisfy you?
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5y ago
Counterpoint; My mum nearly died of Covid, six weeks in hospital, four of which were in ICU. On leaving we discovered she no longer had epilepsy.
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Ahh the memory of case sensitive domains!
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Google tells US staff to get vaccinated or face losing job
(theguardian.com)
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The link to the original paper in the article is wrong, it can actually be found here [1](pdf). 1. https://physics.aps.org/featured-article-pdf/10.1103/PhysRev...
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Pretty useless page if you are interested in details; link [1] is a search query for `type:bug-security os=Android,ios,linux,mac,windows,all,chrome label:Release-2-M96` which returns no result from `bugs.chromium.org` link [2] is a generic
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Kubespray on bare metal in a leased data centre with a dedicated link [1] 1. https://www.jisc.ac.uk/janet
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The API [1] is not as extensive as I'd hoped. 1. https://github.com/coinbase/kryptology/blob/master/api/READM...
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Admittedly this is one explanation, another could be that people simple like helping others.
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I'm not sure technocratic means what you think it means: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/technocr... i.e it's a net positive to have a technocratic state, deferring decision making to
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Not so convenient if your code is on GitLab.
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Given you italicised both common and edge cases I presume you're expecting the following; You're use of edge cases is non intuitive; If you mean the points in your FAQ are common for the rare setups they effect then perhaps it
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Check out Ray Maker's blog for impartial long form reviews of sports kit: https://www.dcrainmaker.com/blog
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> Don't run your own Kubernetes cluster If we ran our cluster in the cloud we'd be on the hook for hundreds of thousands of dollars of additional costs due to the high throughput of our service. There are always exceptions to a
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